The planned investment aims to cut imports and support farm output as demand for agrochemicals grows across Africa.
Projects in Lengue and Eséka aim to lift farmer incomes and increase palm oil output.
The new centre aims to support food supply and expand trade links across West Africa.
The new facility, located in Ilorin, is designed to process large volumes of soybeans into edible oil and high-protein feed, supporting both Nigeria’s food security agenda and its growing livestock sector.
The plan builds on a recent pact between Accra and Kyiv and targets Ghana’s fast-growing wheat market.